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Slow speed saves many

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TOO CLOSE: Railway employees repair tracks and wires in Allahabad on Thursday after two passenger trains scraped against each other near the junction on Wednesday night. No injury or major damage was reported since both trains were moving at very low speeds. Both resumed their onward journey.

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